tourist attraction in Nsw

Brisbane Water National Park, near Kariong, is home to the amazing Bulgandry Art Site Aboriginal Place. Visit this sacred Indigenous site to see incredible Aboriginal rock art.

Starting at West Head Road, The Basin track and Mackerel track offers stunning heathland and dry eucalypt forest scenery. Detour to Currawong Beach for a picnic or swim.

Barrenjoey Lighthouse stands at Barrenjoey Head at Palm Beach on Sydney's northern beaches. Built in 1881, this heritage lighthouse is an iconic Sydney attraction.

This bushwalk to Karloo Pools through Royal National Park, offers swimming, waterfall views and a great picnic spot. Karloo walking track is moderately challenging and located less than 1 hour fr…

Start your visit to Campbelltown and the Macarthur region by stopping in at the Campbelltown Visitor Information Centre.

Kurnell Visitor Centre is a one-stop shop for tourist information in Kamay Botany Bay National Park, near Cronulla in southern Sydney. Visit for maps, history, advice and exhibitions.

Kyneton Town Hall (KTH) is home to the Macedon Ranges Shire Council's Arts & Culture Performance Season. Presenting music, cabarets, kids shows, comedy and contemporary Australian drama, there is…

Conveniently located on the Hume Highway in the Southern HIghlands, this rest area offers travellers a safe place to rest and stay a while.

Walk along Wentworth Falls track to reach the top of Wentworth Falls waterfall in Blue Mountains National Park, a short day trip from Sydney.

Enjoy spectacular coastal views along the Cape Byron walking track that takes you on a hike through rainforest, beach, grassland and clifftops to the lighthouse.

Family-friendly Captain Cook lookout and picnic area offers scenic coastal views, golden beaches and walking options in the beautiful Cape Byron State Conservation Area.

Belmore Falls walking track near Kangaroo Valley offers no shortage of lookouts and sensational southern highland, waterfall and sandstone flora views.

Easily accessible from Nowra, Morton National Park is great for a daytrip or school excursion. Visit Fitzroy Falls for scenic waterfall views; go mountain biking, walking or enjoy a picnic lunch.

Work up a sweat in this huge, grassy park.

Discover the array of wonderful native birds that call Campbelltown home on a bushwalking trail.

This is a charming park found with lots of green space and a playground.

This charming park has a great playground and cycleway for walking and bike riding.

City of Parramatta provides around 300 beautiful and diverse parks and reserves for residents, visitors and workers to enjoy.

A great spot for kids to ride their bikes or go for a family walk on the cycleway.

A park with open green space for kids to use up some energy!

A nice, peaceful park tucked in the back of a quiet street. There is a playground for kids to jump on or seats for you to relax.

Simmo’s Beach has been a local favourite for generations and makes for a perfect day out.

Wind your way through this quiet reserve alongside Redfern Creek either on foot or bike. The cycleway is part of a larger path connecting to Treelands Walk and Sackville Reserve.

An open, grassy reserve next to Leumeah High School.

A spacious reserve backing onto the native bushland of Smiths Creek Reserve.